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Lazy Weekend Rings In Early For One Juror During Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial - Vimarsana News

Lazy Weekend Rings In Early For One Juror During Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial

Amidst all the press and public trying their best luck to grab a seat at Sam Bankman-Fried's trial in New York, one juror was reportedly caught getting comfortable and dozing away.

The metaverse is testing the limits of what is legally possible - Vimarsana News

The metaverse is testing the limits of what is legally possible

While he is bullish on Web3 technology in general, Carlo D’Angelo said, “innovation cannot come at the expense of a fair trial.”

'Nothing in Common': Staten Island, Park Slope and an Unlikely Marriage - Vimarsana News

'Nothing in Common': Staten Island, Park Slope and an Unlikely Marriage

New congressional maps that merge conservative Staten Island with liberal Park Slope will aid Democratic efforts to seize a Republican House seat in New York.

4M Pharmaceutical CEO Mohamed Mokbel had legal issues before alleged $134M Medicare fraud case - Vimarsana News

4M Pharmaceutical CEO Mohamed Mokbel had legal issues before alleged $134M Medicare fraud case

A company CEO known in his upscale Houston neighborhood for his luxury cars and loud, lavish parties was hauled away in handcuffs for a multi-million fraud case. In the federal indictment against Mokbel and his accountant, Fathy Elsafty, the government alleges they conspired to submit fraudulent claims for medication, topical creams, and medical supplies that in many cases patients did not need after they were lied to and told their doctors approved it. This led to elderly and sick patients taking unnecessary medication. In this case, the feds allege there were at least 25,000 patients. Bill ...

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